IDK if anyone on the board would have interest in access to a free FTP site that allows posting of basically any files. I have about 300GB of free
space on my server (dual 10Gb Internet connection) for the access and can designate as many sub-domains and or folders names that are needed. These
subdomains and folders can be forwarded to a folder/subdomain on the SciMad site instead so it doesn't use my domain name if that is a problem.

I can also setup various restrictions on the server if needed like pre-authorization before the files go live.

This might be a good place to post videos that YT no longer allows (which the list gets longer all the time) and or post backups of YT files that
people want to save. This isn't limited to video as text, audio, zip's, etc work as well.

I also have a program that allows any Yt file to download by entering the URL and it has worked perfectly every time. It is a command line program
but accepts text document input so a list of videos can be downloaded at once. This can be incorporated into the server as well to get files directly
from YT if needed. This is Linux based but can be used in Windows as well.

Rose, I have approx. 900 pics from the Hubble telescope (and adding more, most of them from 4k to 1 meg in size, total 180 meg) some of them published
and others unpublished. I was hoping that there would be a way for people to view them and then U2U me of the ones they want so hopefully I can find
the larger file and send it directly to them. Most of the larger files are 2meg to 100meg and have zooms of thousands of times. Hope you can help.

Here in the EU we have Strato (www.strato.com) part of T-Mobile, which has a good hosting. They offer hosting where you can upload your own videos which are censored out by YT,
make your website, register domains and have a VPS.

Herr Haber, let me know if there are any you want the larger files of (some make for great zoom images), and I'll try to find them and post them up
for you to download. Just remember that those files usually run in the hundreds to thousands of Mb. Glad you like them!